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Learn more about Kindle MatchBook. Our favorite toys for everyone on your list Shop now. Kindle Cloud Reader Read instantly in your browser. Even if it is the case that high demand professionals can negotiate more time off I have no idea if this is true , I strongly suspect that the vast majority of hard-working Americans cannot. Both my parents are mid-level professionals and very good at their jobs, and both would love to negotiate more time off.
Even when my dad was effectively poached from one company by his current one, his new boss — a personal friend of his — was unable to offer him more time off in lieu of salary. Combined, my parents have worked for 64 years longer than I have, yet get exactly again, combined two more days of annual leave than I do by myself. I immigrated to the UK — where, I should note, my standard of living is just as high as when I lived in the US — but with four extra weeks of holiday time to enjoy myself. I should also note that, with the diffuse nature of modern Amerian settlement patterns, two or three weeks of vacation time is barely enough to visit relatives, let alone sneak in a decent holiday.
According to Robert Gordon, as summarised in this article in the Economist, half of it goes mostly on air conditioning and heating, roads and gas bills, and prisons. As to trading time off for less pay: Some go so far as to come to work and lose their vacation when they bump up against the max.
In short, Sebastian is either living back in the dot-com era, has had some strange experiences in the US, or is simply, how should I put it — yes — speaking from an alternate USA. But…but…I thought the UK was one of the good, Airmiles-approved countries! I notice that lots of my coworkers never even take their 3 weeks of vacation. Never getting near the vast GOP noise machine.
Many Americans will shun time off for more pay. The electricians union, for one, continuously rejects paid holidays in favor of higher hourly wages. The only thing they want is a higher hourly wage and as much overtime as they can get.
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My point is that someone can be rich and have free time to spend the money. And that not everyone in America works for the sake of working. Do you dress as a Klingon? I dress as a borg, Thank you.
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I cannot speak for any firm but the one I work for. Here, though, several people have cut deals under which they work a bit less for a bit less pay. In any of us could have cut almost any deal we liked.
It is no longer The few people who have done so are, with only one exception to my knowledge, all married women. Women in the firm I work for very often have husbands with similar jobs, and may feel that going off-track if indeed that is what happens is a luxury they can afford. The one man I know who cut such a deal did so under circumstances in which it would have been breathtakingly scummy and heartless, even by the standards of our profession, for the firm to have refused.
And that was another sentence that made me smash my head into the keyboard. Friedman implies that the subsidies have stopped when they obviously have not. And that implies that they stopped twenty years ago, rather than still flowing our way….
But yes, by far the biggest problem with these articles, is the fact that the various partnership agreements that have held the country together since about are given only the most cursory nod. Which, as I mentioned elsethread, was news to me, given the number of EU-flagged building projects dotted around Dublin during the 90s, and even a few years ago when I last visited.
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No pay in lieu of comp time, either. Question is why would you bother reading what this unintelligent right wing moron Andrew Sullivan has to say? Wrong thread, but right thought — Friedman, in terms of economics, ranks with Andrew Sullivan. I left it in when it was a most depressing place, despite 10 years of EU money. Today, lots of my Limerick relatives are enjoying the good life thanks to Dell.